
Aerobernie
Aviation, ATM and airport news journal in French and English, from Toulouse
About Aerobernie
Aerobernie is an online aviation journal from the Toulouse area in France. It is written by Bernard Arini, an air navigation control engineer with experience at the French air navigation services provider, DSNA. The site publishes news and explainers in French and English, with new stories most days.
What it covers
- Airlines and travel
- Airports, including airport biodiversity and decarbonisation
- Air traffic management (ATM), such as digital NOTAM and air navigation partnerships
- Drones and UAV, from DJI docks to parachutes and agricultural drones
- eVTOL, urban air mobility and hybrid electric aviation
- Business aviation and the aerospace industry
- Training and aviation jobs in Occitanie and across France
Recent stories on the site
- SANS and DFS Aviation Services sign a partnership on air navigation services (September 2026)
- Estonia goes live with digital NOTAM services using Frequentis (August 2026)
- Schaeffler and Delair plan large scale drone production in France (June 2026)
- Europe's first urban air taxi flight in Benidorm, Spain
Contact
Toulouse area, France
Readers can subscribe by email on the site.
Details from aerobernie.com, October 2026.
Location
Toulouse area, France
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